Canada Stocks to Watch: Manulife, DeeThree, Energy Fuels, NuVista

Manulife Financial Corp. has reached a multiyear deal worth more than $1 billion that will allow Manulife to exclusively distribute its insurance products through Singapore’s DBS Group Holdings Ltd.’s branches across Asia.

DeeThree Exploration Ltd. said its board has approved the reorganization of the company to create two, publicly traded energy companies. It said one will be a growth-focused light-oil company that will hold its Belly River assets in Alberta and the other a dividend-and-growth focused oil company that will own its Bakken assets.